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    This is the right side of an oversized photo. To view left side, see photo P372L.

    Boy standing on garden path of MacLaren House, built in 1858 by James Barber.

    Physical details: 23 copies of photo "cards" which include captions and names, 28 cm X 23 cm. One copy is autographed by the band members and is slightly more yellowed than many of the others, but is

    Memorial Arena on John Street (later 42 Mill Street) was acquired by the Town of Georgetown shortly before this postcard was issued. It was built in 1922 and demolished in 2014.

    J.B. and S.J. Mackenzie, taken by Sherman of Milton.

    The crew which went from Georgetown one summer to assemble 26 pre-cut homes in 26 weeks near Prestney's Dome (mine) at Shoemaker, Ontario. Bottom right: Bill Hyde; Top: ?,?, Del Laird, _____?, ______

    Norval on the Credit The Mill Pond. Text on the back reads: "This view must have been photographed hundreds of times over the past 80 years, there is almost a duplicate of this one among L.M. Montgom

    Beverly House. It was located where the Church Street apartments now stand. It was the Beardmore Family home.

    Beaumont Mills. Back Row: Harold Wheeler, Cyril Clark, Dan Norton, Jim Clark, Ray Bell, Joe Norton. Second Row: Ida Hill, Edna Spence, Mary Watson, Elva Brockelbank, "Frenchie" Gerrard, Agnes McDonal

    View of the villiage during flood time from the cemetery.

    The Glen Woollen Mills and Barraclough House viewed from the bridge over the Credit River, during the winter.

    Rocks and waves in the foreground set against a pale lavender sky. On display in the Studio Meeting Room, lower level of the Cultural Centre.

    Depicts a groups of swimmers at a sheltered bay and bright blue sky with large cumulus clouds. On display in the Administration Floor, Georgetown Branch.

    Seascape with crashing waves under a stormy sky. On display in the Board Room, Administration Floor at the Georgetown branch. In his many paintings on marine themes, Frank Black was adept at capturin